Sentence examples for mandated further from inspiring English sources

After Congress mandated further study, the Institute of Medicine was asked by the V.A. to convene an expert impartial panel to look at 33 agents and try to determine whether any might be the cause.

Over the years, the unfunded liability grew due to generous improvements in pension benefits, the use of an aggressive earnings assumption for the pension fund assets and litigation by plan members that mandated further payment obligations.

Wells' strategy has been independently validated [ 17] and was shown to havea few disadvantages such as classifying a majority of patients as being at intermediate risk of PE, which mandated further investigation with imaging.

Mr. Romney promised that if elected he would immediately name China a "currency manipulator," a designation that would mandate further negotiations with Beijing.

It is the most ambitious of the bills with serious backing: it would cut carbon emissions to 2004 levels by 2012 and then mandate further reductions of 2% a year until 2020.

History suggests, however, that investing in studies that are unlikely to provide a definitive answer only serves to increase required investment as they tend to mandate further study.

The greater improvement in the OD group may be explained by its weak androgenic activity which is consistent with the in vitro data that androgens are potent relaxing agents on coronary arteries and restores cardiac myosin isoenzyme and ATPase patterns which mandates further clinical studies.

Carelessly lifting his suitcase, the stitches burst, mandating further hospitalisation.

She's been raising awareness about the potential risks of tampons, which have been associated with toxic shock syndrome, and promoting legislation pushed for years by Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y). to mandate further research on feminine hygiene products.

Despite not feeling her best, Wasser has made it her life's mission to continue living her best life — and she's done an extraordinary job, The activist has been raising awareness about the potential risks of tampons and promoting legislation pushed for years by Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y). to mandate further research on feminine hygiene products.

In the absence of rigid constitutional guidelines against such orifice probes now, this legislation will open the door to the government's ability to mandate further invasions of the body for a variety of purportedly well-intentioned purposes, and it will be applied to both men and women.